New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26


from living down with Carlisle with Carlisle
inside Of him or with him inside Of Carlisle.
Crrrcnt free trade can be amusing without
half trying.
Justice Jarrett has rightly ordered the removal
o. tie wooden stables put MP in Tenth ave 10y the
iclt Line Railroad after its fire few months
oro The company. il seems. built them without
submitting plans 10 the Buildings Bureau ana
without obtaining authority To do the work II
there is 10 penalty for this sort OF tmng 'here
ought to be-. and the company should be helu
/ rcsi onsihlc for its action.
! The statement that the labor troubles among
,he n.-roe, i'm Louisiana are inspired by The New
Orleans Co,nuuuist,-n statement which may or
may not hc entirely accurntc-scrVcs 10 point ONT
fine fact that the south is almost entirely Tree
/ from, the annoying pest Of Auarehism which we
nrc tr,in- 10 got rii of in the North. II Is true
that "A lodge Of Anarchists was ORGANIZED III DIT
miurhaln Ala the other day, hut It's appearance j.
great ridiculcd The south has few large ci''S'
and even in such As it has there is not large
admiNturc Of foreign po' ulntion except IN the case
~ Nv Orleans Anarchi>m can hardly flourish
! in an agricultural country. 1t needs Sums To
feed upon The South is to be congratulated.
There is a story that the President rcpcntcd
after writing III, Fellows letter. and autographed
10 have it withheld from publication. but 1T WAS
too late The moral Of thi, is tina. it is better
for a politician 20 think twice before he commits
himself once 1t save, telegraph bills and other
ercfs.
Colonel Fellows was closctcd for an hour with
the President during his recent visit in Washing
ton. Mr. ClcycIands Mugwump defenders plead
in III, defence for interfering in fcllowss behalf
~ tlc recent local contest that he did not know
~ H.. Tweed associations. lie knew all about
u.ia. though, when Fellows called on him. ana
Success M tie polls cannot be construed aS pro-
cos, Of moral purgation II is clear enough th"t
the boodlcrs' vote is valued at igher premium
',y Nr. Cleveland than the Mugwump''. ANA -
a matter Of policy. his views are sound
# is a harmless sort Of amusement that the
Aldermen indu gc in when they increase the b'arH
Of Apportionmcnt's provisional estimates. They 90
II every year, and every year their rccommehda-
lions are di,rcgardcd. However, tho Aldermen
haven't much 70 do nowadays, and if they really
enjoy exercising this mighty prcrogaivc we sup
po.. there's no mischief done
| Il evidently has occurred to Posimaeter-1'nor"'
villas that he would be compelled to do one oi two
fourth class mail matter or flee from the popular
wrath 10 a first-class cyclone cellar. AccordihEF'
after thc business men of the country have hc'n
| ,,,,.ct.d IN crcnt annoyance and considcrhul'
ox,crsc Mr Villas intcrfcrcs 10y invoking II
.,,,utc rroyiding for the remission OF pcha'uc9
| ;,,o.c1 hy his department. The postal service OF
,,a country AS now conducted has features which
.ro ,,h,, Artomus Ward would have styled "a
sweet BOOM
General Black has obtained from Philadelphia
thc names of all former soldiers and sailors en-
Moved in the Police Department. This looks
'.,a mart Of the Pension Commissioners still
hupt for the vice Presidential nomination. mat
no,,innt;on. by the way bids fair 10 become as
| ,a,,,,ntahlc a wreck M the General himself
According TO Chairman Barbours estimates
| vircinia is Democratic by only 1000 majority.
This is 10 be explained in the fact that only
| LEGISLATURE was to he elected, and consequently
be Democrats didn't require big majority IN the
state. They can be relied upon to count better
next year, however
MIR Charles Gilroy, II resident Of First-ayc., was
s,hicctrd on Thanksgiving Eve to most discour-
Toms treatment ON the part Of n too intimate
friend by the name of Donohue. The latter
| h.come excited in the course OF their discussion
and resortcd 10 personalities, firing three bullets
from "A large cabre revolver, TINT struck Gilroy
over the left eye, behind the left ear, and in the
bacll OF the hend, respectively. None Of them
| was able TO penetrate the skull. Mr.. Gilroy was
| greatly offended and we feel that he had right
| 20 be-, for Mr.. DonOhue's behavior was annoy ING
and even insulting. Every one of our readers who
has the instincts of q gentleman will be glad to
know that Mr.. Gilroy had Mr. Donohuc promptly
arrested for his unscemly conduct, and "ppearcb
against him in court
/ The Mayor OF Jersey City has seen ut to veto
the action OF the Board OF Public Works relative
TO elevating the tracks Of the Pcnnsy vania lAil-
road Ills objection however, relates not TO tho
project ITSELF but TO the plan proposed, ana PROD
ably his veto will only cause temporary post
ponement OF an Improvement that should operate
greatly 10 the benefit OF Jersey City. That town
must always be to large extent railroad
centre bat if every railway track in II was raised